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Here we go! Tuners installed. They worked out perfectly. Easy to install except one of the screws breaking in half while screwed in the wood. I had to drill it out and then wood fill it. What a pain in the ass. But you will never know. It's under the tuner completely. They look sweeeeeeeeeet.




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Sheilding in.



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Just needs wiring and a setup! Woo!



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hell sexy bitch

Pretty accurate. I'm happy.



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the biggest difference i can see is that either the pickguard is too big or the lower edge is too small.

daftsupernova wrote:the biggest difference i can see is that either the pickguard is too big or the lower edge is too small.

I think it may be the lighting/angle of the picture. They're tracings from a swinger.

Punkacc9 wrote:

daftsupernova wrote:the biggest difference i can see is that either the pickguard is too big or the lower edge is too small.

I think it may be the lighting/angle of the picture. They're tracings from a swinger.

Your pickguard is longer to compensate for the 22.75" scale Squier neck.
Beautiful paintjob btw.

Yeah. I thought he meant by the lower horn. Isn't it a tracing of a swinger guard that you just stretched a bit long wise for the bridge? Thanks on the paint btw! This one they eliminated and bit of orange peel. I love the color. It's a mix of candy apple red, orange, and a strawberry. I love these 22.75 scale necks. Maybe I'll have you make me another swinger body or 64 mustang (:

Nice paint, mine should be CAR.

Setup and wired!



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